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Was expecting you to actually read my post a logical fallacy?So logically since you don't like the XP system, PD should let their baby be raped and pillaged by exploitation?
If X>Y and X>Z, Y=Z? Logical fallacy.
Was expecting you to actually read my post a logical fallacy?So logically since you don't like the XP system, PD should let their baby be raped and pillaged by exploitation?
If X>Y and X>Z, Y=Z? Logical fallacy.
I completely understand why they did this, so now some 10 year old kid can't be gifted an X2010 and go and ruin the online experience for the rest of us (I've seen that too many times lol). But at the same time it was fun because some me and some friends would exchange LM race cars, use them for a day, and then give them back, just for the fun of it. I don't think them limiting this is that big of a deal, but I know for cheater, errr, dupers it's the end of the world.
Actually, come to think of it I like this feature![]()
No, it's more like a restaurant opening up with an All you can eat bar and then a table comes in that eats the whole restaurant, every single day for a week. In the end the restaurant would have to change their policy, this is all it is, a change in the policy to stop the cheating. You shouldn't be mad with PD, you should moan at the cheaters who abused the system, it's always the same, people take the piss with these things and then the honest people suffer.
As I read through this thread, I can't help but notice all the "PD apologists" comments made about people who supposedly "think GT5 is perfect." The problem of course, is nobody is saying that. There are two groups on this forum:
1. The chronic complainers who apparently can't deal with imperfection in this world, who feel the need to let everyone know how unhappy they are with it at every opportunity, and for some reason feel the need to belittle anybody who doesn't join them in their PD-hating crusade.
2. The people who like GT5, acknowledge its flaws, hope for better changes to come, but choose to spend their time enjoying the good parts of the game, which are many.
To those of you in group 2, thanks for the great site to hang out on 👍
WHO SUFFERS?
That is the stupidest part of any of this argument. The poor people who suffer, boo hoo. No one suffers if I buy a Sauber and dupe it. No one.
The only thing suffering is the ego of people who realize that I can play for a little, go to work, go drink, have sex, and sleep in in the same span that they're running their (duped) X2010 around a circle 200 times to buy the same car.
Cheating is one thing (more of an exploit, but semantics). But people don't suffer, EVER, when someone dupes an expensive car. With the restrictions and moderation available online, if someone gets beat by a "duper" in an online race, it's because the duper is a much better racer than them, period.
And your analogy to counter mine is wrong. There's no value lost by PD if I dupe my stuff, unlike the restaurant losing food which actually costs them something. A restaurant prices a meal for profit, period. I managed one for three years. So it's like you pay a single price for a buffet meal (or buy a video game for $60), and in the middle of your unlimited meal (your GT5 career) they limit what you can have (stupid limit on trades).
tl;dr: Duping hurts no one, and it's a sad excuse by people who have way too much time/too sensitive about video game accomplishments.
Ahem, you conveniently forgot group 3:
The people who believe there's an unwritten book of rules to which all of us gamers have to adhere to. If we play in a way which is contrary to them in any way, we are 'cheaters' or 'dupers' or whatever other term they come up with. These people derive satisfaction from "achieving" or "attaining" something in a game that 'FEW others can do'. Therefore their happiness stems from the fact that they enjoy something that others do not really have the time to attain. And this is all about a game. I label these people elitists. This website's full of them. Since that term is apparently taboo for some unknown reason, I'd call them the 'holier than thou hardcore' brigade.
It is truly pathetic how much schadenfreude and contempt certain members of this site have for others.Love it. Anything to piss off dupers. I actually lold when I read that part of the update.
The value lost is the fact that the X1 pretty much means nothing anymore as everyone seems to have one. If it was still rare like it was supposed to be, it would have been a car everyone would desire and try their hardest to earn.
Personally I don't really care, I don't like the fact that people duplicate cars, but that is up to them. All I'm saying is, I agree with PD stopping this as they want certain cats etc to remain rare, as do I.
1. Who cars about the X1? It's retarded anyway. Let the people who want to race them online go ahead and race them. If you pull that car out in one my rooms, you get the boot, end of story.
2. These are virtual cars in a video game! They have no value, we all have them on the disc we paid $60 for.
3. Why do you want cars to be "rare"? Would you feel so special if you had a certain car and nobody else had it? IF that is the case, you really need to set some real goals in life and find a proper sense of achievement.
4. PD never said they wanted any car to be rare. The option to gift cars was included since day one. Therefore the X1, or any other "rare" car could have been passed around like a Taiwanese hooker eventually regardless.
It is truly pathetic how much schadenfreude and contempt certain members of this site have for others.
Love it. Anything to piss off dupers. I actually lold when I read that part of the update.
Apparantly duping is still possible without limitation (except once per day per system, which also applies to normal trading)...
Ahem, you conveniently forgot group 3:
The people who believe there's an unwritten book of rules to which all of us gamers have to adhere to. If we play in a way which is contrary to them in any way, we are 'cheaters' or 'dupers' or whatever other term they come up with. These people derive satisfaction from "achieving" or "attaining" something in a game that 'FEW others can do'. Therefore their happiness stems from the fact that they enjoy something that others do not really have the time to attain. And this is all about a game. I label these people elitists. This website's full of them. Since that term is apparently taboo for some unknown reason, I'd call them the 'holier than thou hardcore' brigade.
Can't really argue with you here. My point was that the group of "PD apologists" that many continue to refer to is a myth. It's really annoying that anytime somebody just tries to say they enjoy the game, and refuses to waste their time complaining, they're called a blind Kool-Aid-drinkin PD-apologist tool.
I think the 1.000.000 Cr limit where a good idea, if it was setup'd since the first day!
Now it's pointless & too late. Too much have now a filled their garage with dupped cars & everyone who's starting with the game now has a massive disadvantage!
Not to forget that the gift restriction is not only per day, it's also per PS3! I am sure it ends in a big family with just one PS3 in a massacre!
How to get uber expensive cars now? Gringing, grinding & grinding! For me it looks like PD/Sony want that everyone is running their Playstations 24 hrs.
More dead Playstations = more sold Playstations = more cash for Sony.It's all about business $$$
I agree with this guy. There is definitely group 3. I've traded twice. Both cars I really, really wanted, and was a loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooong time away from earning the 22m required for both. I traded legitimate cars, for cars that where most likely duped. Do I give an F? Not a chance.
Can't really argue with you here. My point was that the group of "PD apologists" that many continue to refer to is a myth. It's really annoying that anytime somebody just tries to say they enjoy the game, and refuses to waste their time complaining, they're called a blind Kool-Aid-drinkin PD-apologist tool.
Couldn't agree more. The minute you say anything positive about GT5 on here, you're automatically called a fanboy.![]()
Couldn't agree more. The minute you say anything positive about GT5 on here, you're automatically called a fanboy.![]()
I agree with this part. They had years to find a correct game balancing and restrictions. I hate these last minute changings while I'm looking to follow a strategic approach.
Stop judging others who do use the system, which after all was and has been part of the game in some way shape or form since release.
IMHO if I pay for something, it's mine. I can use it how l like, when I like.
If there is an exploit in the game that doesn't involve hacking, then why should you not use it? Also what's with the ONE gift per day per PS3 rule! That's just taking the 🤬.
The one gift per day rule, per account was fair enough but there are several users in my household who play GT5 who use the same PS3. Shocking!